Even the Birds were afraid to fly Zoe strauss New York in 1946

New York in 1946

with an accompanying essay by environmental writer Fred Pearce

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Signed by Chris Hoare to title page

Even the Birds were afraid to fly Zoe strauss New York in 1946First edition first impression in as fine condition, signed by Al Brydon to front endpage. there is some faint rubbing to rear of boards. About Ive always loved the sound of crows cawing. It has been suggested that they may even have their own language. Every Summer, when I was a small boy, rooks would nest in a tree in a neighbours garden. I would lie in bed listening to them talk and try to imagine what they were saying. Why make a noise at all? The